Tudur ap Goronwy

Tudur ap Goronwy, called Tudur Fychan (c. 1310–1367), was a Welsh landowner and royal officer on Anglesey, head of the Tudors of Penmynydd. He served Edward III in the French campaign of 1337.

In 1345 he led the men who killed Henry Shalford, the Prince of Wales's representative in North Wales. Both brothers were jailed, but released without charge and held their lands again by 1352. He was buried at Llanfaes friary. His son Maredudd was Owen Tudor's father.